Ohio seeks tavern point system and utility rate reform
The Ohio Legislature shows a two major bids with a tavern keeper point system to suspend licenses after 10 bad points and new utility rate rules based on lower cost bases. Other measures include higher gasoline taxes to fund highways and increased vehicle fees. The Senate sent three bills to the House on judicial fees and criminal information waivers while lawmakers considered movie board limits and watershed funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Lantz
Hook
Julius Petrash
Frank J
Lausche
Utility Commission
OHTO
Utilities Commission
Senate
House
Meany Policy Rift Narrowed By AFL CIO Revolt
In San Juan AFL CIO leaders showed an uneasy truce after Walter Reuther challenged George Meany's one man control of federation policies. The CIO leaders argued for more voice in shaping economic policy amid plans to stress unemployment issues with dramatic action. Reuther claimed Meany rarely attends policy meetings and threatened resignation if he could not run the economic committee. Meany declined to comment.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
Afl-Co
George Meany
Reuther
CIO
Washington
America
Meany
AFL
Old Cio
Economic Policy Committee
Ohio college alumni raise funds for 16 schools
A statewide drive by 16 Ohio colleges and universities collected 15 383 from Toledo alumni of 15 schools with Dayton not yet reported by Monday night. Two groups gave full participation the St Mary of the Springs and Mount Union alumni. Other schools include Antioch Baldwin Wallace Capital Defiance Denison Heidelberg Hiram Lake Erie Muskingum Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein Western College for Women and Wittenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Dayton
St. Mary of the Springs
Mount Union
Antioch
Baldwin-Wallace
Capital
Defiance
Denison
Heidelberg
Hiram
Lake Erie
Muskingum
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
Western College For Women
Wittenberg
E Hard Dies At 95 Secretary To Harding
Charles FE Hard personal secretary to Warren G. Harding died in Portsmouth at age 95. He also edited the Portsmouth Morning Sun and served as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hard
Harding
Portsmouth
Warren G. Harding
Charles FE. Hard
Hard
Seaton To Receive Honorary Miami Degree
Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton will receive an honorary degree from Miami University during the sesquicentennial observance in Oxford. The event marks part of the university’s 150th anniversary celebration.
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Oxford—I
Fred A. Seaton
Miami University
Weather West Virginia Fair and cold tonight
Fair and cold tonight with a low in the 20s. Wednesday will be fair and somewhat warmer. Additional notes mention scattered conditions in Albany Boston Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Louisville Miami New Orleans Philadelphia and Port Oregon with varying cloudiness and temperatures.
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West Virginia
Albany
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Bnow
Melena
Sesves
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pitts
Richmond
Cincinnati seeks stiffer penalties for numbers racket
Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials meet to discuss harsher penalties for selling policy. Police say three men are jailed after two weekend dynamitings tied to a dispute among numbers operators. Peter Andrews admits a $12 000 to $18 000 shortage and says the attacks were revenge for losing business.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Stanley R. Sechrotel
C. Watson Hover
James Farrell
Peter Junior Andrews
Frank
Screw) Andrews
Peter
Charles Martin
Carl Lind
Frank Andrews
Peter Andrews
Plans May Face Defeat In Session
In Biloxi Mississippi the National Governors Conference Executive Committee is likely to defeat a states rights school desegregation plan and a proposed July trip to Moscow. Governors object that the 25 to 30 day junket plus the August Puerto Rico conference would keep them away too long. The Florida Governor Leroy Collins proposed the plan allowing each state to decide how to start integration.
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Biloxi
Miss
Moscow
National Governors Conference
Soviet Union
Puerto Rico
United States
Leroy Collins
Florida
Clark Named Director Of Dayton Rubber Co
Gen Mark W Clark retired president of The Citadel and WWII commander in Italy was elected Monday as a director of Dayton Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Mark W. Clark
Citadel
South Carolina Military College
Italy
Dayton Rubber Co
Gold Bars Disappear After Plane Crash
Rio de Janeiro reports that more than 60,000 dollars in gold vanished after an Argentine plane crash off Grande Island south of the city. The craft carried 60 gold bars worth about 78,000 dollars from England to Buenos Aires. 11 bars were recovered. Police suspect fishermen salvaged the rest and sold them to jewelers.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Grande Island
England
Buenos Aires
Ruling Awaited on Macon County Negro Voting Rights Suit
The U S Justice Department waits to learn if it may proceed with its suit alleging denial of Negro voting rights in Macon County Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
U. S. Justice Department
Macon County
Proxmire Presses to Rein in Johnson Power
Sen. William Proxmire campaigns to revive party caucuses to curb Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. He claims Johnson wields immense power with little accountability beyond Texas voters. Proxmire says others privately share concerns but refuse to publicly back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Proxmire
Senate
Johnson
Principal Paddles Strikers Provokes Board Action
Memphis mothers meet with county officials to air complaints against Bartlett High School principal John Barnes who paddled 11 students. Judge Williard Dixon ordered an informal conference after mothers sought assault and battery warrants. Barnes claimed the paddings stopped a direct challenge to school authority as students attempted a boycott over lunchroom slugs and a threatened drink machine shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County
General Sessions
Williard Dixon
John Barnes
Bartlett High School
Barnes
Fremont Chamber Studies Flood Control for Sandusky River
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce examines a flood-control program for the Sandusky River aimed at reducing overflow risk and protecting local properties and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
The
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Sandusky River
Oscar Nomination Spotlight Fails to Name Favorite Actress
Hollywood’s Oscars spotlight zeroed in on five actresses Elizabeth Taylor Susan Hayward Deborah Kerr Shirley MacLaine and Rosalind Russell as the top nominees with no clear favorite. Male contenders David Niven Spencer Tracy Tony Curtis Sidney Poitier and Paul Newman vie for supporting and lead roles, shaping a tight race.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Susan Hayward
Deborah Kerr
Shirley MacLaine
Rosalind Russell
David Niven
Spencer Tracy
Niven
Tracy
Tony Curtis
Sidney Poitier
Paul Newman
Penny Stiner Progresses After Major Heart Operation
Penny Stiner, a 3-year-old Findlay girl, underwent a lengthy heart operation Monday. She sat up and talked today and hospital officials said she continues to make excellent progress with good heart and lung X-rays. She remains in danger but in strong and good condition at Marymount Hospital.
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Cleveland
Penny = Stiner
Findlay
Penny
Marymount Hospital
Death penalty legislation sparks mixed reactions in the state
Mixed public response follows a proposed death penalty measure as supporters push for tougher crime penalties while opponents warn of risks to civil rights. Lawmakers weigh amendments and public advocates organize rallies across communities.
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Kgger Creek
Miami
Wellston
Pomeroy Win
Athens Falls
Tourney School Board
Athens
Glouster
Chauncey
Logan Fix
Porm-Mid
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Rate Talks Halted Until Later Date
Negotiations between Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co and the IBEW local unions 1466 and 832 were suspended until Thursday after a meeting with Federal Mediator H B Montony. Charles Pancake president of Local 1466 said workers will vote on a company offer or face a strike. the union seeks reevaluation of linemen rates, while the company refuses general wage increases until that demand is met. The contract expires Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles Pancake
IBEW
H. B. Montony
Pancake
Warren Flood Over: Red Cross Aids 2000 In Shelter Care
The Warren flood emergency ended officially as Lee Corn of the Trumbull County Red Cross announced all evacuees had returned home or found shelter with friends. More than 2000 people were cared for at Red Cross shelters during January and early February.
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Warren
Lee Corn
Trumbull County
Red Cross
Frank M. Sims Dies From Burns After Home Fire
Frank M. Sims 68, father in law of Ned Garver, Kansas City Athletics pitcher, died here Sunday from burns suffered in a fire and explosion at his home on February 11.
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Bryan
Frank M. Sims
Kansas City Athletics
Ned Garver
Priest Leads Paraguay Anti Stroessner Resistance
In exile in Uruguay and Argentina, Rev Ramon Talavera a Jesuit priest leads Paraguayans in exile against Alfredo Stroessner the dictator of Paraguay The movement proclaims a National Liberation Front and seeks outside support amid fear and censorship.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
Alfredo Stroessner
Paraguay
Stroessner
Khrushchev Rules Out Four Power German Talks
Khrushchev told a Kremlin rally that West Germany reunification must be settled by the two German states. He warned a four power foreign ministers meeting could raise tension and reaffirmed a Soviet plan for a WW II allies conference to draft a treaty with Germany. He also warned against East German border violations as acts against the Warsaw Pact.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Germany
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
East
Hitler
West Berlin
Castro Moves to Reform Cuban School System
Fidel Castro's government acts to purge graft in schools and hospital projects. The cabinet annuls hundreds of Batista era primary school teacher appointments and sets up a teacher promotion scale. Expenditure approvals total 2 155 000 dollars for ten hospitals, with over 16 million spent previously. Pension payments to former congressmen are suspended. A firing squad silences one of three former officers labeled top war criminals.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Ers
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Castro
Woman Declares Candidacy for President in 1960
Nora E. Gover 68 of Los Angeles filed a declaration of candidacy as a Democrat for the U.S. presidency in 1960, the first such notice received by Masons County Circuit Clerk’s office. Phyllis N. Cross of Athens County filed a similar notice this morning.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Nora E. Gover
United States
Mason County Circuit Clerk's Office
Mrs. Gover
Los Angeles
Phyllis N. Cross
Athens County
Donahey Named Personal Representative to Great Lakes Meeting
Lt. Gov. John W Donahey is appointed by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle as personal representative to attend the Great Lakes Harbor Association meeting opening Wednesday in Detroit. The delegation aims to discuss regional harbor matters and cooperation.
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Columbus
John W Donahey
Michael V. DiSalle
Great Lakes Harbor Association
Detroit
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Stark County
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Petoskey
Mich
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Cincy Police
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John Foster Dulles
Georgian University
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Pitcher
Easter
Alfredo Stroissner
Associated Press
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Asuncion
Fife
Talavera
Cuba
Venezuela
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Manutscher Eghbal
U.S
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Shah Reza Pahlavi
Nikita
Donahey
Ramon Arguelles
Trinidad
Aridssa
Javana
Juan Mesa
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